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Six Degrees of Separation is a meme hosted by Kate over at Books Are My Favourite and Best. It works like this: each month, a book is chosen as a starting point and linked to six others to form a chain. A book doesn’t need to be connected to…
Month: July 2020
Review- The Jane Austen Society — Kristin Kraves Books
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The Jane Austen Society by Natalie Jenner Just after the Second World War, in the small English village of Chawton, an unusual but like-minded group of people band together to attempt something remarkable. One hundred and fifty years ago, Chawton was the final home of Jane Austen, one of…
Cat Ears and Tiger Bites – Imagination — “Expert” – Parenting Beautiful Minds
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I had safely secured both my children into their buggy and the snacks were packed. We headed into our beautiful local town. It was a decent three-kilometre walk from our house and the children…
Writing about writing about writing Review 3 — petewsutton
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3rd in an intermittent series of reviewing my writing books, with an aim of reducing how many I have. (4th really but the on and off the shelves post didn’t include any reviews) Exercises…
Writing a Poem — Writers reflection
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Interview with Author Mary Barr (HOW TO BUY A HUSBAND)
Matthew Toffolo:. What is your novel about? Mary Barr: In brief, my novel centres around a rich lonely woman in Texas. Lyme Carrington-Lynch and her wacky group of girlfriends. She is thirty-five years old and has a life style most of us only dream of; but with her lifestyle comes responsiblity. Her powerful controlling father… Continue reading Interview with Author Mary Barr (HOW TO BUY A HUSBAND)
Interview with Poet David Cook (A LAST LOOK BEFORE LEAVING)
1) What is the theme of your poem? A woman admitting to herself that her relationship is abusive 2) What motivated you to write this poem? An anecdote told me which I thought was instructive and had a twist 3) How long have you been writing poetry? 35 years 4) If you could have dinner… Continue reading Interview with Poet David Cook (A LAST LOOK BEFORE LEAVING)
Interview with Poet Bill Mumford (THE KEENING CURLEW)
1) What is the theme of your poem? Despite the sense of desolation the poem is about hope- the curlew’s call sounds like a mourning lament but actually it is a love song to attract a mate. The poem finishes with the observation that people who are very sick in hospital will smile and feel… Continue reading Interview with Poet Bill Mumford (THE KEENING CURLEW)
Interview with Screenwriter Brendan O’Connell (PRIVATE INVESTIGATIONS)
Matthew Toffolo: What is your screenplay about? Brendan O’Connell: It is about a woman attempting to get her husband’s murder investigated in an Ireland where the criminal justice system has been privatised. 2. What genres does your screenplay fall under? Black comedy, film noir, crime. 3. Why should this screenplay be made into a movie? Because… Continue reading Interview with Screenwriter Brendan O’Connell (PRIVATE INVESTIGATIONS)
Interview with Screenwriter Heather Farlinger (NO GOOD DEED)
Matthew Toffolo: What is your screenplay about? Heather Farlinger: My screenplay is based on the life of Oliver Wellington Sipple, who was a decorated marine and wounded Vietnam veteran with PTSD, who heroically saved the life of President Ford from an assassin’s bullet. The would-be assassin, Sara Jane Moore, actually fired twice, and Mr. Sipple… Continue reading Interview with Screenwriter Heather Farlinger (NO GOOD DEED)
Matthew Toffolo's Summary 